- ...
-
Unlike sharks, male
chimaeras have
retractable ****ual
appendages (known as
tentacula) to ****ist mating. The
frontal tentaculum, a
bulbous rod
which extends...
-
translation of a
later edition reads: "GYMNOTUS. Head with
lateral opercula; 2
tentacula at the
upper lip: eyes
covered with the
common skin: gill-membrane 5-ra****:...
- mimbletonia: A cactus-like plant. Snargaluff: A flesh-eating tree.
Venomous tentacula The
Whomping Willow: A tree with mobile, club-like branches. On the planet...
- of
several students,
throws Mandrakes,
Snargaluff pods, and
Venomous Tentaculas off the
castle walls at the
approaching Death Eaters. The
epilogue of...
- 400–2550 m. The
specific epithet tentaculata is
derived from the
Latin word
tentacula,
meaning "tentacles", and
refers to the
multicellular appendages on the...
-
papillose on its
upper surface.
There are no
frontal lobes between the
tentacula. The
epipodial point extends some
distance behind the
posterior end of...
-
paired pelvic claspers, a
single frontal tentaculum, and
paired pelvic tentacula. The
pelvic claspers are
located on the
ventral side of the fish. They...
- hatch, and are
released as
their yolk sac is exhausted. .
Acentronura tentacula is the best
known of
these species, but it is
likely that
other species...
-
Iceland {NEA}
Found washed as****
Entire None; used for cod bait "longest
tentacula": >3
fathoms (5.5 m); "body
right from the head": 3.5
fathoms (6.4 m);...
